Upper Sandusky’s girls soccer, basketball and volleyball programs are dropping to Division III this year, while the boys basketball team is moving up to Division II.

MOUNT BLANCHARD — Riverdale High School received news as sweet as honey Thursday. The school is the recipient of a grant from the Ohio State Beekeeping Association with the help of Hardin County Bee Inspector Sonny Ward.

The Robby Lee Memorial 3-on-3 Basketball Tournament will return to Bicentennial Park in Upper Sandusky for its second year June 22. Tournament organizer Cory Miller, a 2016 graduate of Upper Sandusky, said he hopes for the event to be bigger and better than ever.

New Upper Sandusky doughnut shop Glazed Over had its grand opening Thursday morning. The Wyandot Chamber of Commerce celebrated the grand opening with a ribbon cutting.

An Upper Sandusky man was injured in a motorcycle versus semi truck accident Wednesday afternoon in Upper Sandusky. A police report states William G. Scott, of Upper Sandusky, was riding a motorcycle northbound on North Warpole Street when a semi truck driven by Robert J. Collins, of Dahlonega, Georgia, traveling southbound turned left into Love’s Travel Mart, striking Scott and ejecting him from his motorcycle.

CAREY — A new band, live entertainment, additional food items, a car show and kids games will be among the attractions at the OLC Festival on Saturday. The OLC Festival kicks off at 4 p.m. Saturday at OLC School grounds, 401 Clay St., and will last until 11 p.m.

After several months without Dough-Si-Dough Shoppe, a Carey native is looking to fill the doughnut hole with Glazed Over doughnut shop which is opening Thursday in the former Dough-Si-Dough location, 119 W. Johnson St., in Upper Sandusky.

When Melissa Johnson, of Upper Sandusky, agreed to a settlement with Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost to dissolve her nonprofit organization, the Koda Bear Foundation, she was under the impression the agreement would remain private.

KIRBY — Wyandot Memorial Hospital showcased its new mobile unit at Tuesday’s Mayor’s Breakfast at the Blue Room in Kirby. Wyandot Memorial Hospital Chief Executive Officer Ty Shaull said health care is in crisis.

Members of the Carey High School Marching Band perform several songs, including the fight song and National Anthem, during a community concert Monday evening in front of the Dorcas Carey Public Library.